Mexico · September 21, 2026
Coliving in Mexico City: Every Option Compared (2026)
NOMADA · 4 min read

Mexico City's coliving options side by side: U-CO, Covive, NomadsLand, The Nest, Triver, Niu, Outsite and more, with neighborhoods, prices and who each suits.
Mexico City's coliving options fall into three price bands. Pod and budget coliving such as U-CO starts around 300 MXN a night. Coliving houses such as Covive, NomadsLand and The Nest run about 12,000–17,000 MXN a month all-inclusive. Purpose-built buildings such as Niu, Triver and Outsite sit around $600–$1,300 USD a month. Most are in Roma Norte, Condesa, Juárez and Narvarte.
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The options at a glance
| Coliving | Neighborhood | Type | Price | Stay | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | U-CO | Roma Norte (also Juárez) | Pods and private rooms | ~300 MXN/night pod; ~9,000 MXN/month private room | Nightly to monthly | | Covive | Roma Norte, Condesa, Polanco, Del Valle | Coliving houses, 8–12 rooms | 15,250–17,050 MXN/month | Monthly | | NomadsLand | Condesa | 9-room coliving with coworking studio | On request | Flexible | | The Nest | Roma Norte | Coliving house | ~12,000 MXN/month all-inclusive | Monthly | | Triver | Juárez | Purpose-built, rooftop | $600–$900 USD/month | Daily to monthly | | Niu Coliving | Narvarte / Roma Sur | Purpose-built "smart apartments" | $800–$1,200 USD/month | Short stays to a year | | Outsite | Roma Sur | Premium nomad coliving | Premium | 1 week to 3 months | | HIVE Nápoles | Nápoles | Furnished suites, pool and gym | Mid to high | Flexible | | The Florencia | Reforma–Juárez | Private rooms | From $1,314 USD/month | Monthly |
Prices as published by the operators or reported by the sources below, checked September 2026. Some figures date from 2025, so confirm before booking.
Budget: U-CO
U-CO is the most searched coliving brand in Mexico City. Its Roma Norte house at Querétaro 75 has capsule dorms, private rooms and two en-suites for about 26 guests, plus a coworking space and an open kitchen. Reviewers rate the location highly and the soundproofing poorly. Full review: [U-CO Roma: an honest review, and the alternatives](https://nomadahouse.com/blog/u-co-roma-coliving-review).
Coliving houses: Covive, NomadsLand, The Nest
These are converted houses with 8–12 private rooms, shared kitchens, workspace and regular cleaning. They're the classic coliving experience.
- Covive runs four houses: Rio de Janeiro (Roma Norte, 8 rooms), Amatlán (Condesa, 10), Newton (Polanco, 12) and Del Valle Norte (12). Published prices run 15,250–17,050 MXN a month, covering rent, utilities, internet and cleaning.
- NomadsLand on Avenida Nuevo León in Condesa has nine private bedrooms, 1 Gbps internet, a coworking studio with monitors and call booths, and a rooftop with a gym and a cinema room.
- The Nest in Roma Norte is reported at around 12,000 MXN a month all-inclusive, with a garden terrace and coworking.
Purpose-built: Triver, Niu, Outsite, HIVE
These are larger buildings designed for coliving, with more privacy and more amenities, at a higher price.
- Triver (Juárez): rooftop terrace, coworking lounge and café, with daily to monthly terms.
- Niu Coliving (Narvarte/Roma Sur): a modern tower with coworking, gym and rooftop. Pet-friendly.
- Outsite (Roma Sur): premium, known for reliable internet and good chairs, with stays of one week to three months.
- HIVE Nápoles: hotel-style suites with a pool, gym and 24/7 security, near the World Trade Center.
How to choose
- Under two weeks, lowest cost: a pod at U-CO.
- One to three months, want friends fast: a coliving house such as Covive, NomadsLand or The Nest.
- Longer stay, want privacy: purpose-built, such as Niu or Triver.
- Working long hours: prioritize a real coworking room over a lounge with desks.
Not sure coliving is for you? Read [what coliving is and who it suits](https://nomadahouse.com/blog/what-is-coliving). Still choosing a neighborhood? See [the best coliving in Roma Norte](https://nomadahouse.com/blog/coliving-roma-norte) and [in Condesa](https://nomadahouse.com/blog/coliving-condesa), or the full [remote worker's guide to Mexico City](https://nomadahouse.com/blog/mexico-city-remote-work-guide).
Where NOMADA fits
We're building NOMADA, so read this section knowing we have an interest. It will be a residence and club in a historic building in Mexico City. Every resident has a private studio or one-bedroom with a bathroom, and nightly, weekly and monthly stays are all available. The building will hold a coworking floor, a restaurant, a rooftop bar, a vinyl lounge, a spa and a gym, also open to the public.
It will cost more than a coliving house, and it's built for people who want their own apartment with a community downstairs.
[Register your interest at nomadahouse.com →](https://nomadahouse.com)
Sources
- [Top coliving spaces in Mexico City, Everything Coliving](https://www.everythingcoliving.com/coliving-blogs/top-coliving-spaces-in-mexico-city) (updated September 2026)
- [Coliving in Mexico City, Holafly](https://esim.holafly.com/digital-nomad/coliving-mexico-city/) (2025)
- [Covive houses and prices](https://covive.mx/en/casas/)
- [NomadsLand Condesa](https://www.nomadsland.land/condesa-cdmx)
- [Coliving spaces in Mexico City, Coliving.com](https://coliving.com/mexico-city)
- [U-CO Live Roma, Hostelworld](https://www.hostelworld.com/hostels/p/313775/u-co-live-roma/)
Prices checked September 2026. Confirm directly with each provider before booking.